Word: successful
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Hoppe called the event "a major success" but said he doesn't expect to participate in any future fashion shows...
...student," said third-year law student Michael Dinnerstein '82 who is organizing the boycott at the Law School. "We will continue our consumer education efforts, our boycott of Coors beer, and are also considering other means of achieving an economic boycott. DSAC's endorsement is not critical to the success of the boycott...
Eskow cited a new team attitude as another reason for the Crimson's success and handed much of the credit to Nancy Prior, a freshman who kept the team up emotionally...
...remarkable collaborations with actors, Sizwe Bansi Is Dead and The Island (both 1972). But Fugard, 53, found a mature voice almost from the moment he began, as the Yale Repertory Theater demonstrated last week in what it billed as a "25th anniversary" revival of his first international success, The Blood Knot. The play, which Fugard started writing in 1960 and performed in 1961, is the story of two mixed-race brothers who live together in a tumbledown shack on the outskirts of Fugard's hometown, Port Elizabeth. One is light-skinned enough to pass for white, and for years...
...Jobs and Sculley bickered, Apple's business deteriorated. The long-awaited Macintosh computer failed to make deep inroads into the office market after its introduction in January 1984. The advanced machine has so far come nowhere near equaling the success of the Apple II, the company's first major product. One reason: Jobs' insistence on building the Macintosh in a self-contained way, which has made it all but impossible to add new components to existing machines to boost their power. Jobs' single-minded attention to the Macintosh and his indifference to other Apple products exacerbated tensions between...